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California, Texas Among States Accusing GS Partners of Misleading Crypto Investors

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Cyrpto Market is Filled With Nothing But Scammers Like Raoul Pal

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Help 800 btc

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AVOID this crypto "opportunity"

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Why is the halving a step function?

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Update on GS Partners?

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First Republic Bank is down 90% and trading was halted 9 times yesterday. Yet, the bank continues to operate as the US Gov looks for ways to revive it. Meanwhile Signature Bank was seized and shut down over a weekend without any attempt to revive it, simply because it was pro-crypto

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[SERIOUS] The Banks Are Just As Suspect As Crypto Exchanges During The FTX Collapse…They Are Just Sanctioned By The Fed To Do It

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How the IMF over-exploits developing nations, and why El Salvador adopting Bitcoin as Legal Tender might help to break this cycle in the future

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GS partner's protocol integrating cryptocurrency

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How the IMF over-exploits developing nations, and why El Salvador adopting Bitcoin as Legal Tender might help to break this cycle in the future

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Goldman Sachs’ Tokenization Platform GS DAP, Leveraging Daml, Goes Live

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Goldman Sachs & JP Morgan first of its kind crypto clearing house (RVP)

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My view on Barry Silbert and the Grayscale situation

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$VERU- Both Goldman Sachs And Morgan Stanley Heavily increased their positions by like millions of dollars $GS $MS

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Why is blackrock getting into Bitcoin a good thing?

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Hosky token will be the next Doge / Shiba INU w/ explanation

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If you’re American then you really shouldn't wish for crypto to replace the inflationary USD

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Games inside of NFTs are becoming popular, want to make your own? I’ve made a complete ELIA video walkthrough on how to create one using Unity and the GameStop wallet. It walks you through everything: Installing Unity, creating the game, building it, creating a GameStop wallet and minting the NFT.

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If you hold $GS tokens in your wallet, you’re eligible to participate in an IDO. It’s a great opportunity to get hold of $GS tokens at a low price before they go on the open market. https://app.genshards.com/community

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Goldman Sachs (GS) Offers Bitcoin-Backed Loan (BTC) in Crypto Push - Bloomberg

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Where is my 100 BTC s?

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GS and AcknoLedger had a NFT discussion yesterday at Twitter Space. AcknoLedger is a Global Consortium that maps, monetize, and distributes Web 3.0 Digital Assets. More details? Visit Genesis Shards on Twitter, Medium and Telegram.

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The first market place for pre IDO tokens on NFT's @GenShards / $GS #NFT is a hot topic this year with so many developments happening within that category The question is, what is it?

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GhettoStorks | NFT and Token Launch coming on BSC | Professional Team | Get In Here !

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There are manually generated unique 1,000 Ghetto Storks NFT and upcoming token

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There are manually generated unique 1,000 Ghetto Storks NFT with Upcoming Token

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There are manually generated unique 1,000 Ghetto Storks NFT with upcoming Token Launch

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NFTO sale for @Karmaverse_io - now live ! Chain - Polygon, Currency - USDT 👉 Guaranteed whitelist slots open now on GS Market (https://t.co/DXwZNzUA8F) 📌 You should have been whitelisted for the NFTO 📌 You should also have completed your KYC on the GS WebApp

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Unique 1,000 Ghetto Storks NFT collection launch with Token - Upcoming marketing - cmc - cg

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There are manually generated unique 1,000 Ghetto Storks NFT - With token - Upcoming utility

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Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan are buying cheap Russian Bonds. Widely share, they need to be called on this as they're playing both sides

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Nft gaming stars | gs1 | bsc gem with real utilities | nft p2e and metaverse coming by summer |decentralized website | cex and dex live | staking pools with 60% apy | burn every month

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🔥$Galaxy Shiba - 💎 Just Launched On PancakeSwap | 8% Auto $BUSD Rewards |CMC,CG Listing Incoming | Investment DAO | NFT Marketplace | Staking | Detailed Roadmap in website | Mobile Game Launching soon |

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🔥$Galaxy Shiba - 💎 PancakeSwap Listing in 10 Minutes💎 | 8% Auto $BUSD Rewards |CMC,CG Listing Incoming | Investment DAO | NFT Marketplace | Staking | Detailed Roadmap in website | Mobile Game Launching soon |

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This is what blockchain adoption looks like! OriginTrail Decentralized Knowledge Graph (OT DKG) sitting at the very core of the coming Pharma Industry logistics standardization, presented by British Standard Institute (BSI) and Poseidon, for their Pharmaceutical partners.

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Metaverse has an upcoming AMA this January 31, 2022! To be held @GenesisShards Metaverse Lab — A One-stop Launchpad for the best and most professional #Metaverse projects Date : 31 Jan, 1pm UTC #GenesisShards #NFT #GenPad #DeFi #IDO $GS

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Ex-Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein says ‘crypto is happening’ despite plunge in digital assets

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Ex-Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein says ‘crypto is happening’ despite plunge in digital assets

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📢 Announcement 📣 New Listing: GS1 Dear customers, We are pleased to announce that NFTgamingStars (GS1) will be listed on Azbit exchange, Deposits, trading and withdrawals will be open at 6 PM (UTC) January 21, 2022. 🔥 Trading pairs: GS1/USDT, GS1/BTC, GS1/ETH, GS1/BNB.

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Tomorrow is a big day for #GS1 🚀

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Origin Trail $TRAC - The worlds fully decentralized knowledge graph network that will be the foundation of Web3. Partnered with Oracle, Polkadot, Walmart to just name a few. Top 20 Project!

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I asked 47 different Web3 founders, investors, thought leaders, and developers one question: "What do you believe that a majority of people in crypto disagree with you on?" Here is what they said.

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Bitcoin’s 2022 Drop Might Be Good

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Bitcoin’s 2022 Drop Might Be Good

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What price should I ask for all my miners?

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PSA - FUCK Club Swan (crypto debit card company)

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So it is a flash crypto sale. all your favorite coin/token for 10%~20% off. one week only!

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Good Shit (GS) token on Etherium at 78k MC, next 100x

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New play to earn game like axie infinity

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Ethereum Price Prediction for the Immediate Future

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GangsterShiba Token | $GS | New low marketcap token | Liquidity locked |

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GangsterShiba Token | $GS | New low marketcap token | Liquidity locked | Slippage 12-14%

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Mid-cap GEM OriginTrail (TRAC) about to get listed on Coinbase?

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OriginTrail - Due Diligence - Part 3 - Nestle, HomeDepot, WEF + Deloitte report, BofA report, BSI in discussions witha a very large footwear company, CargoX + Egyptian Government - Links and sources to everything!

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HOME DEPOT x ORIGINTRAIL. Ken McElroy, Global Manager Trade Risk & Export Compliance at Home Depot, confirms their partnership and explains the scope & vision.

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Pre Sale continues through the weekend! Launching next week! lilcoin ($lil)

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Pre-Launch at 50% for the next 24 hours!

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Launch Tomorrow at 8pm ET

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Two Days till Launch

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lilcoin: Daily Rewards from self-arbitrage...zero fee's

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lilcoin: first-ever tokenized arbitrage-bot...get daily rewards

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Take a walk on the supply side: OriginTrail TRAC

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🎉Gold Sabaka Stealth launch / just launch / join telegram for more info / biggest moonshot

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This is my well researched hidden gem. Feel free to share yours

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Lightning: Small giveaway via voucher

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JP Morgan "without the need for branches" and Goldman Sachs imagine digital-only expansion

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Bank of America Analyst Raises Price Target of Bitcoin to $87,000

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How/why is noone talking about crypto that pays dividends? I bought into an alt DeFi coin a few days ago and I’ve already made a better return in BNB than my High Yield Savings account with GS. While the alt coin is risky, Binance is far more established. Thoughts?

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GodSpeed gonna make you prosper! We have just came live, join us now before we pump it up! Based Dev | Fresh Launch | Low MCAP | Marketing Incoming!

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List of Today's and Tomorrow's Upcoming Events

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Goldman Sachs: "Crypto: a new asset class?'

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Daily Breakdown - June 20, 2021

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In This Episode of "The Whaleish Games"

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Origin Trail $Trac - OriginTrail is a neutral, open-source protocol enabling data sharing between companies and organizations. It utilizes decentralized nodes and an off-chain technology stack to interface with legacy systems as well as other blockchains (permissioned and permissionless).

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Genshard ($GS) - Anyone interested in this project? It is difficult to find information about it. I spent 1 week learning about it. Really shocked. This diamond is buried pretty deep

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So here's what I think will happen to the price of Bitcoin when Elon tweets one year from now.

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A new crypto currency or a scam?

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🔥 GeneralShiba 🔥 $GS [1.9k MC] - Just Launched - Community Token Ownership Renounced

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$GreenShiba $GS | 💎2k MC | 🔒Liquidity BURNED 🔥 | 🐳 Support ✅✅BSC Token

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$GreenShiba $GS | 💎2k MC | 🔒Liquidity BURNED 🔥 | 🐳 Support ✅✅BSC Token

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$GreenShiba $GS | 💎5k MC | 🔒Liquidity BURNED 🔥 | 🐳

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Must Read, Goldman Sachs report on the cryptocurrencies market

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List Of Major Companies Accepting And Adopting Bitcoin

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Why Elon trashing Bitcoin is great news

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Why Elon trashing Bitcoin is great news

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Best Crypto Faucets 2021

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Doge investment that pays off, this Investor goes to the moon and doesn’t look back. Plus GS is reversing their decision to invest in crypto.

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Why I left Goldman Sachs for Crypto

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Ethereum, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency, soars above $4,000 for the first time

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Crypto Jobs in the Future? (Lucrative, fun, and interesting to learn about)

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XBT is doomed blah blah

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MIT Online Blockchain and Money course - FREE! Solid fundamentals!

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Blockchain and Money Course FREE from MIT Online

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MIT Online Blockchain and Money Course - FREE! Solid foundational course

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MIT Online Blockchain and Money Course - FREE! Solid foundational course

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MIT Online Blockchain and Money Course - FREE! Solid foundational course

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Genesis Shards $GS

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GS Investors by large cash out now that it's finally possible, not just directly flow to other ETFs. So much of Blackrock's inflows are organic as they prepared their existing clients and take on new clients with their marketing all the time.

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What do you expect from a GS stooge?

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People who bought grayscale at a discount, now selling and buying ETFs. GS has to sell BTC to cover outflows. This is end soon.

Mentions:#GS#BTC

>Washington Mutual Absolutely, I think the risky play here is no diversification. For every person who had 100% of their wealth in WaMu, there's another who had in in Chase, BOA, MS, and GS. ​ The idea here is to diversify enough that if Chainlink where to fail outside of one's control, that their wealth doesn't collapse with it, instead just falling. The barrier to entry is also slightly mitigated with many brokers offering fractional shares, but I get the psychological barrier to not owning full stocks. ​ I mentioned in another comment how my take on percentage of crypto is correlated to how comfortably sleeps at night; my take is if the last thing you do is check crypto and first thing you do in the morning is check it, you quite likely have too much in it for your personal risk tolerance. ​ Two different people can put 1000 but for each individual that 1000 means different things.. For the first one it may be giving up upgrading to the new iPhone and keeping last years, for the other it may be making rent/putting food on the table, or not. If your crypto portfolio is keeping you up at night it is too much. ​ As a side note, the difference with stocks is the FDIC insurance, but at the same time, there are the Sears of the world that collapse with not many shareholders getting their cut of the pie - again in this scenario, don't put all the eggs in one basket. For every regarded play there's a safe play like Bill Gates' diversifying his portfolio away from MSFT, and losing out on trillions of dollars - but at the end of the day, guarantee you Bill understood Warren's take on diversification and it helped him sleep better at night, at the same time it could've played around differently and him losing all his worth - think Blockbuster, Netscape, Napster (now we've got Netflix, Spotify/Apple Music, etc.) Or similarly, Nokia or Blackberry, vs current giants Apple or Samsung

Mentions:#BOA#GS

I'll state right off the hop that I'm not defending these practices merely highlighting that there's a very simple economic reason for the success of these coins: Low investment but high risk/return. There's a lot of anger and ideological bewilderment in this space when there really shouldn't be. We don't have to like it but it makes a very simple kind of sense. You get an opportunity to buy into a blue chip like Bitcoin when it's low, you maybe 4x your money when it pumps but as the coin's price threshold grows, the chances of even doubling your money diminishes. A single Bitcoin right now is $60,000+ USD so to double your money Bitcoin needs to go to $120,000 per coin. Yikes! Now look at that price relative to the standard income of other countries in the world. If you make the equivalent of $100/month (or maybe have that left after bills, etc) would you honestly throw your money into something like Bitcoin? Especially if you had no ideological dog in the hunt? Probably not. Especially if you can throw your money into a bunch of fly-by-night "penny stock" cryptos. Let's say there's *maybe* a 1% chance (pulling that number out of my ass) that your $100 blows up into $10,000 or more. You're basically playing the lottery but with far, far better odds. That's why these coins that are *clearly* rug pulls continue to thrive in this space: the people doing these scams know that humans love easy money. Why learn how/why an established coin actually works at all if you're just here to spin a wheel at the casino? Again, to be clear, not defending this practice, I'm only saying that the financial incentives are pretty obvious. To the people who are upset that their projects aren't blowing up in the way they like? Well, perhaps they should just accept that there are all kinds of people and that those who are "here for the tech" are incredibly valuable and should be attracted and cultivated with great care. Instead of being grumpy we need to understand that in a global market place where people are given unlimited access to a digital playground there's a not-small segment of the population who choose to try and meet their more primal needs first: easy money. Speaking for myself, I used to get very upset as I watched people YOLO into coins that were clearly scams but now I see it just like someone buying hundreds of dollars of lotto tickets every week - but not like organized, national lotteries, more like at the shifty guy in the cardboard box at the end of the street. It doesn't mean that I stop warning people but - and this is important - if *we* truly believe what we say when we talk about "financial freedom" that also means we have to (if grudgingly) accept that people are free to make bad decisions with their own money and if you want people to be here "for the tech" then the onus is 100% on you to attract them and win them over. Thank you for reading my novel, I'm going back looking at silly dog memes now. I hope you have a wonderful day! GS

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

In May 2013 I bought a Netgear Prosafe GS108 Ethernet Switch from Roger Ver's BitcoinStore for an scant 0.47345 BTC -- Not to mention the 0.33 BTC shipping fee. Grand total of 0.8BTC -- Worth about $105 at the time... I did replenish though. Always replenish.

Mentions:#GS#BTC

Origintrail (TRAC) GS1 and the British Standards Institute are using their DKG, they are working with Fortune 500 companies already, and they are involved with 40% of US Imports, You can scan their barcodes on food products now (currently in Slovenia I believe but to expand across Europe) to track the food's journey, they are working in supply chains but also now EU construction projects, Pharmaceuticals, now working on a research database, metaverse gaming. All of this is live and being worked on, real use. I would argue it's the most adopted and used AI in crypto by real enterprises. They are having a joint meet-up with Google and Google headquarters just this month. [Link to their site](https://origintrail.io/) which expands more into their solutions and a lot of partners working with them.

Mentions:#TRAC#GS

How on earth the shareholders aren’t raising hell is beyond me. If GS decided to do the same thing I gar-ron-tee there’d be shareholder lawsuits.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

I just traded in my 3GS for $50 (which then went to BTC DCA) hahah

Mentions:#GS#BTC#DCA
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Wondering.. If Greyscale plans on staying in the game, why not play to win and go for low fees like the other etfs? Why lose all these customers? What are the odds of GS being bought out by BlackRock in the future? If so, what’s the point of all this music chairs making customers move funds like this? I just don’t understand Greyscales mindset long term.

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I am glad you are learning more about this! This is the industry I have spent most of my life in, so I am always excited for others to learn more about it! It sounds like you are thinking of a short squeeze. That is very different from what I suggest. To put it another way, let's say IAU Blackrock physical gold ETF was fraudulent and they do not hold the gold they claim. So Hindenburg Research can go take on a large short position. Hindenburg Research is not trying to move the price of IAU they simply want to profit if the price falls. Since it is an ETF like you point out the price should not move due to this short position even if it is very large. Then Hindenburg would start buying in IAU from the open market for enough shares to prove that there isn't enough gold to be redeemed from Blackrock. They would have to buy the shares when the share price was above the NAV to avoid getting new gold entering the ETF. Hindenburg would go to a major bank like Goldman Saches who is an authorized participant and GS ask to redeem their IAU shares for gold. GS would do this for some fee. This should also not move the price unless Blackrock did fraudulently under report the gold that they have. If Blackrock was committing fraud and could not redeem the shares required then the value of IAU would collapse. I don't know of an example of this fraud occurring before, because something like this would make FTX look like small potatoes, but it is theoretically possible. For a crypto example, this is equivalent to redeeming stable coins for USD. If USDC does not have all the dollars they say they do, and you know that and you have a big enough bank account: You could go take out a loan in USDC (shorting USDC), and then start buying and redeeming USDC for dollars. Buy a USDC on the market, redeem for a dollar, buy another, repeat. As long as you buy USDC and redeem them more than the market creates new USDC you'll lower to the number of dollars owned by USDC fund. Once everyone finds out you cannot redeem your next USDC for a dollar because USDC was hypothetically fraudulent, then the value of USDC would collapse and the value of your loan is now worthless and you gain that as a return.

r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

So both FTX and GS were sellign this whole time?

Mentions:#FTX#GS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

But if they were to buy GS' ETF, would that redemption be necessary? Seems to me if possible that GS lower their ETF fees and allow direct transfer. They would probably not need to lower fees all the way to those of their competitors because of the simplicity for the customer and locking in price -- if the customer redeems and rebuys, their is the chance the market will move against them as well as some transaction fees, I assume. This seems like an obvious idea and perhaps it is already possible but many of GS' customers may simply want to sell.

Mentions:#GS#ETF
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Too much information to absorb for the newbies. Anyone that treats BTC like the S&P and just leaves it the fuck alone is usually pretty happy with the outcome... a whale sold off $5B at $49K for a $100M profit that they had been sitting on, waiting to offload for like 2 years. Got into profit and bounced. The GS offload makes total sense too... come March we will be at $50k going into the big H and this will all be way back in the rear view mirror 💋

Mentions:#BTC#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Byron and the others should be doing something about it. But all that's been said now that the GS Marketplace has shut down is, "What's coming for loopring will be even bigger than the GS Marketplace. I almost guarantee it."

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Contrarian view: The precious metals have been systematically suppressed for decades. This has made them an infamously poor investment in the face of absurdly high inflationary pressure. The suppression is mostly achieved through the use of rehypothecation (multiple promised ounces on a single ounce of reserve) and unregulated naked short selling by the larger commercial banks (GS, JPM, etc). The recent changes in the Bitcoin ETFs to forbid in-kind deposits and withdrawals (cash in cash out only) as well as the selection of JPM with Jamie fucking Dimon at the head (who is heavily responsible for the precious metals suppression) says they are planning to do the same game with Bitcoin as they have with precious metals. I'm not certain that they won't be successful, at least for a while. Since you can't withdraw actual Bitcoin from the ETFs, they can play a paper game all day and hold the price down. I don't think Bitcoin has sufficient safeguarding to prevent this sort of game, since the ETFs aren't actually a Bitcoin game at all. But there may be sufficient linkage to manipulate the spot Bitcoin price on real exchanges. Remember kids, not your keys not your Bitcoin. You can do investment accounts with Bitcoin and self custody the keys. Don't let others hold your keys for you. Super important. These pricks have been stealing from the working class for generations and they would certainly not be creating these financial instruments around Bitcoin if they didn't think they could continue stealing from us. I think eventually Bitcoin will destroy these ill-intended structures just as it destroyed FTX. Don't get caught up in the blood bath. But it might not moon moon until after the next crash wipes out the big commercial banks.

Mentions:#GS#FTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Always fade GS. The game is rigged

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

How could one not understand the question if GS is being forced to use JPM? It’s a pretty easy question. I was only wondering why you asked that question after reading the article you liked. But we are going in circles.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

You really don’t understand do you? I was simply asking you why, reading the article you linked, made you ask the question, if GS is being forced to use JPM. Where ist the connection between the article and your question?

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>They literally have board and top level execs from the likes of BlackRock, Goldman Sachs and Delta Airlines. I'm not gonna lie, I chuckled a bit when I read Delta Airlines thrown in there with BR and GS.

Mentions:#BR#GS
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Managers don't launch new ETFs without already having some projection of what the demand would be based on real surveys and indications of interest from partners and authorized participants. So there are many people that know what the demand is expected to be for a new ETF. These players, if they are authorized participants, will often frontrun an ETF launch by buying up the subject assets and using their stock of the asset to satisfy demand for the ETF shares at launch. For example, GS knows the ETF is coming online, they buy up BTC ahead of the launch and hold it in inventory. On launch, orders for the ETF start coming in from their customers. GS then takes the customer's cash, does something else with it, and instead delivers the BTC it already owns to the trust, profiting on the spread between their purchase price and the current market price, as well as the commissions, and trading fees. So the gain in price we've seen recently could well be just normal frontrunning operations of authorized participants.

Mentions:#ETF#GS#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Money is leaving crypto to cash in on the mega stock market rally predicted by GS. We're going down to 25k. People will come back with fat profits around spring next year to trigger the bull run. Plenty of time to accumulate.

Mentions:#GS
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OriginTrail (TRAC) is the only one I truly believe in, because they've been building non-stop since before I started following them (5 years+). They've got the contacts for real world usage (BSI, GS1, WalMart, Swiss Railways, EU funding, UK govt via TrustedBytes, and more) and are ramping up usage and expanding adoption via new solutions all the time. Pharmaceuticals, Supply Chain, Railways, Import / Export, Certificates. Looks like they've got funding for a new EU aircraft-related project as well. They're actually doing what other crypto projects are fantasising about. Getting traction in the real world. Making a difference to the bottom lines and working processes of actual companies. And the network looks only like it's going to grow. I hold a few other things (LTO, NOIA, DOT, DUSK) - all projects that are building long-term real-world solutions. But at the moment, OriginTrail is the one that looks the most promising. All with an MC of about $200m. This thing is going big. Maybe not next week, but slowly, and then all of a sudden.

r/BitcoinSee Comment

I think that when banks go bust because of the mistakes of their many high salaried employees, they should actually go bust. It has been too long since we have seen at least some of those F$%\^ers jump out of windows like in the 1920s when the FED first started. Many of us lost money in FTX, Celsius, etc. and the world continued to turn just the same as if we had been important enough to get a bailout like JPM, GS, Citi, etc. all did.

Mentions:#FTX#GS
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TRAC (OriginTrail). You might've heard of it, but I doubt you really understand it. Huge real world potential, big partnerships in the bag and adoption ramping up. Hitting AI and RWA segments, around since 2017 and building all the time. The first decentralised knowledge graph (data relational structure). Fixed supply, no inflation, good tokenomics. They're presenting at the GS1 Global conference in February, one of only two non-GS1 speakers on the bill. Bob Metcalfe (you've heard of Metcalfe's Law, right? is an advisor.

Mentions:#TRAC#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Before you went off and launched an ad hominem rant against me, go back and read the thread. I was talking about the privileged position that *today's bankers* (like Dimon) and *today's banks* (like JPM or GS) enjoy. Adoption of cryptocurrency threatens their privileged position because they would need to *compete*. Compete with whom? I don't know... Other banks maybe? We get it - you want to feel clever and superior by taking on a contrarian view. Thanks for educating us!

Mentions:#GS
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Yea BSI was who I was thinking of. Lots of nonprofit institutional bodies like them and GS1 within SCM. Just will take time to get traction, considering most large organizations make major changes at each fiscal year. More traction in the next 2-3 years would be great progress considering the barriers and lack of speed in the enterprise market

Mentions:#GS#SCM
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Yeah I think the reason they are breaking down these walls so effectively is that BSI is the one presenting the solution as their own to clients. BSI is a very big deal in supply chain, being the founder of the ISO standards and the key supply chain advisor to the largest entities in the world. OriginTrail team also work closely with GS1, one of the key global supply chain standards and investors of the barcode. GS1 have released a new barcode innovation that turns barcodes into a url through qr code that also works with OriginTrail to authenticate through blockchain.

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Uh, GS has been investigated and charged in the past. At least they are audited. Why was CZ so against that?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; The relevant text for the article title is about multiple U.S. states ordering GS Partners to halt operations, accusing the company of defrauding investors in various crypto schemes. The company, including GSB Gold Standard Bank Ltd., Swiss Valorem Bank Ltd., and GSB Gold Standard Corporation AG, is accused of offering and selling unqualified securities and making material misrepresentations and omissions to investors related to crypto asset investments. The businesses hired sports celebrities to attract attention to their investments. The states of California, Texas, Alabama, and others are pursuing actions against the company for perpetrating fraudulent investment schemes. The company offered digital assets tied to the metaverse's Lydian World and investments in a 36-story "G999 Tower" in Dubai. The executives of GS Partners, including Josip Dortmund Heit, Bruce Innes Wylde Hughes, and Dirc Zahlmann, are directly named in the actions. The company did not immediately respond to attempts to reach them. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Mentions:#GS#AG#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I'm old enough to remember working in The City when GS and other big banks would come out with big fake news about how oil was going to surge to X amount just so they could give their private clients the best opportunity to sell. You can't trust anything they say,

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

SEC staff is on SK instead of the GS scale, they're better compensated.

Mentions:#SEC#GS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

All you have to do is tack on [company_name] and ["trust"] and suddenly Bitcoin goes from a scam to a world class asset? Man some people are thick. But whatever as long as GS has to hold the underlying.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

That's a novelty coin. Worth a few dollars. [Worthless novelty coin](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSFAyZllKniIrH0wZksladDWi7zj2SkrMb4yPGfh7sHXDxMpd2AB9AnDGzj6aNMs01k5Bg&usqp=CAU), like you described. [Casascius Physical Bitcoins](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTB-GS4CHzDjEYTMLRNwR04xSeAWI5-bkN4xIxLCC94jCuTXRrEKtK6fFUDPRYzl8ajXR8&usqp=CAU), rare and unlikely you'd have it without knowing.

Mentions:#GS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

you are smoking crack and shooting up heroin. =) Playing footsie with GS is irrelevant to the bigger timeline. GS now gets lumped in with blackrock and all the others. Nothing changes for the SEC... they are still slow rolling this until the end of time. It just means they can't exclude GS from the evaluation process. As for why they didn't appeal... what's the point if they had a losing case to start with. They already made GS jump through the hoops they could. Now they'll just stick them in the "forever waiting room" with blackrock and the others.

Mentions:#GS#SEC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I rarely come here anymore but if anyone is interested in a project with lots of real world business integration then you should check out OriginTrail (TRAC). Their decentralized knowledge graph is already being utilized by many Fortune 500 companies, they just integrated GS1's new barcode called Digital Link (literally THE barcode used on products worldwide - it isn't a partnership per se because GS1 is simply a standards body so all the major corporations can speak the same "language") On Dec 9 they held the first Decentralized Knowledge Graph Conference with keynote speaker Bob Metcalf of Metcalf's Law (who is a technical mentor to Brana, one of the Original co founders). They had multiple representative from GS1 including Phil Archer. You can already scan a QR code that connects to ChatDKG to "talk" with the product you're interested in to get more information about it (already used for one brand in supermarkets in Slovenia and you can watch a video of it in action) OriginTrail is about 85M market cap right now

Mentions:#TRAC#GS#QR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I have outlasted, outperformed and bested Do Kwon, 3AC, Luna Foundation, Suppoman (from 2016 cycle), GS-rrrrr, the list goes on. BTC since 2013. ETH since $50. Hibernating for the next cycle. Bring it on.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Sounds like he was trying to short or buy lower. Same with GS but then in reverse.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Damn 3GS was before btc = we early

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Awesome post, thanks OP. Lol, I remember when I was jailbreaking my **iPhone 3GS** in 2010. Anyone remember those times? :D

Mentions:#OP#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

what u got an iphone 3GS ?

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Hey SEC, can you approve their GS BTC fund to be fully spot based ETF?

Mentions:#SEC#GS#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

You can check this someone put in the daily earlier, might give you some idea. [Post link](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/164jt8f/two_weeks_left_to_use_up_coins_for_awards_what/?share_id=uBbd28GS48H0uNX5R2sQQ&utm_content=1&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1)

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Yeah That's what i m confused about. This [post](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/164jt8f/two_weeks_left_to_use_up_coins_for_awards_what/?share_id=uBbd28GS48H0uNX5R2sQQ&utm_content=1&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1) a week ago mentioned about gold but nothing specific if it will be on-chain or not.

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Check this [post](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/164jt8f/two_weeks_left_to_use_up_coins_for_awards_what/?share_id=uBbd28GS48H0uNX5R2sQQ&utm_content=1&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1) about code snippets from apk. might give some clue

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This was [posted](https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/164jt8f/two_weeks_left_to_use_up_coins_for_awards_what/?share_id=uBbd28GS48H0uNX5R2sQQ&utm_content=1&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1) 5 days ago

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

GS won the appeal against SEC. Gary has to get back to the drawing board.

Mentions:#GS#SEC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Not true per se. GS won the appeal and SEC must review their ETF applications. So the application has not been approved yet.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

GS won the appeal and SEC has to review their spot based ETF application.

Mentions:#GS#SEC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Related to Bitcoin (GS won the appeal against SEC).

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

GS won the appeal against SEC.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

GS won appeal against SEC in regards to spot based BTC ETF.

Mentions:#GS#SEC#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Probably side effect of GS winning the ETF appeal.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Former GS executives couldn't care less about stock, oil, gold or Crypto prices. They have already accumulated so much assets they simply enjoy retirement. All these predictions are just for boosting their ego.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Nothing yet, but best believe ETH will outperform GS

Mentions:#ETH#GS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I think anyone with any sense is moving their coins off binance. So by the time they go under will only affect the small holders who cannot afford or refuse to take self custody. All the large BTC holders/ traders have left. Binance is forced to sell shit coins to cover BTC withdrawals. The ETF will do great at first but I am willing to bet that Blackrock will find a way to rehypothicate BTC because institutions will not be able to withdraw BTC in self custody. So they will be able to legally create paper BTC and get away with it until BTC becomes really scarce. That is the time there will be regulatory laws that prevent withdrawals of BTC or self custody unless you are a registered bank. This regulation will probably take effect on all GS 20 countries as a last effort to save their dying currencies. There there will be a huge blackmarket for physical BTC , worldwide. Countries that make BTC legal tender will prosper and then all those GS 20 countries will capitulate and that is when BTC becomes the world reserve currency.

Mentions:#BTC#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Guys there is a misunderstanding. The court will give a final verdict about GS lawsuit this week (it's not the SEC) and there is a high chance (according to lawyers) that BTC ETF will be accepted in few days. Yeah that's it: BTC ETF this week by law. But when will they get implemented, that's another question.

Mentions:#GS#SEC#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

pour resources into their own GS wallet or why not plug into a far superior wallet like immuteables passport?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The GS Wallet is being discontinued, so a large portion of GS wallet users relocated to metamask to continue having access to their fund

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I look forward to the day that traditional hedge funds become outdated and unused by investors. Idk what all has to happen in order for that to become a reality, but it gets old having an entity like GS who isn’t some singularly talented individual, but rather a large body of money that exerts its force on the capital world by leveraging it in a brute force sort of way. Last I checked they were getting their asses kicked this year while the markers regained ground. They are no better than an oracle or fortune teller on identifying future trends. Just old money hanging on to its power/influence until the very end.

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Do you realize any failing company in the world can say the exact same thing you said? “Juicero hasn’t reached the mass adoption curve yet”. Spoiler alert, they never will. You’re taking for granted that the technology is going to get adopted, but it hasn’t in 10+ years. That a lifetime in tech. I don’t even get what you’re trying to say with the Apple example TBH. It took them ten years to build and release a product? Why is that relevant? Also, I don’t understand what you’re defining as taking over cause Apple sold over 10 million iPhone 3GS in like 3 months and that was back in 2009. That 4 to 5 year timeline you gave makes crypto look horrible, but it isn’t even true. This example is more fitting. So it took four years for people to notice the value and like 15 years to literally take over and change the entire internet. Please tell me you understand how bad crypto looks in comparison.

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

No, there's a lot of other shenanigans in legacy markets and people get fined for it but this level of conflict of interests you will not find. You can maybe find a company that combines 2 of those functions Imagine if NASDAQ was also State Street, GS, JPM, E\*Trade, a16z, distributing syndicate...

Mentions:#GS
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Hong Kong is already participating in several inter-jurisdictional tokenization initiatives. In mid-June, Bank of China’s investment bank subsidiary BOCI issued a $28 million tokenized security in Hong Kong, minted on the Ethereum blockchain. The project deployed Goldman Sachs’ tokenization protocol GS DAP and cash tokens representing claims on the Hong Kong dollar. Bullish

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

No, not silly you for trusting them. Shitty, sketchy, greedy, dicey them for running a one way casino that happily accepted your fiat deposits into their fiat accounts, knowing that you'd instantly be converting that "balance" into the blackhole of.... whatever crypto. Soon as that took place, you owned nothing. But this is how it's been done for hundreds of years. The only difference in modern times is the govt backs you up a bit, because they can always just print more, because ya know, $750B military says they can. But real banks are pretty much just as bad as we saw again in 2023. No, exchanges like FTX aren't banks. But they behave and advertise like one. What other institutions use terms like APY and yield? Banks, brokers, asset managers. The big differences? No real regulation or oversight to speak of as of yet. Just Gary G. and ChokePoint 2.0 regulating by enforcement, AFTER the fact. Where were ya when SBF was sending everyone in Congress goody bags of money?? But no, they aren't banks, yet they were quite comfortable behaving as one with things like earning interest, deposit bonuses, and staking (ofc only for more crypto that didn't exist, never for actual dollars.. they knew at least that much) They advertised security, safety, absurd APYs. Actual banks were at 0.01% APY. But crypto didn't give AF - 4%, 8%, hell 20% bc it was largely vapor. Everyone leveraged 100x like "I'll make it all back in one trade bro!" They knew this. They knew the party would have to end eventually. But at the time, everyone was infected with mass euphoria, up-only mentality, and can you blame them/us/you? As long as 100x more money kept coming in than was being withdrawn, it SEEMED like everyone was making money. Paper gains only good for paper planes.. And I'm sorry but a few days of reading and "Not your bees, not your cheese" slogans aren't gonna undo generations of being raised to trust banks, exchanges and the financial system. Btw the real banks are really no different than the FTX / general crypto shenanigans. Money is a concept, a ledger of account, but I assure you that the banks do not have a dollar for every dollar listed on everyone's bank account screen. Yeah they are required to keep SOME, enough to cover a normal days worth of transactions. But if more than a few all go at the same time... well, you see what happens. SVB, First Republic, Bear Sterns , Lehman 2008, Federal Savings and Loan in the 80s... Bank runs, Insolvency, bankrupt. Goes all the way back to the goldsmiths who didn't have the gold on hand that people deposited because no one was withdrawing it (too cumbersome, using promissory notes much easier) until everyone wanted to withdraw it and poof, no gold to hold. So, to the OP, should you have done your due diligence on all this and more, on top of learning how blockchain asset ownership works and all the nuance in between before handing over your hard earned money? Sure. Of course. But did FTX and the like make it way too easy not to? Yes! These are not good people. They were magic internet money magicians blatantly misdirecting everyone with the dreams of getting rich quick. Some real low life shit. But not much worse than JPMC or GS. Tbh, on top of due diligence, blockchain know how, might as well throw in becoming an expert in accounting, investing, trading, IT security, distributed networks, cryptography, global economics, monetary policy, credit debt cycles, ju jitsu self-defense (for the $5 wrench attack), groupthink psychology, leverage, rehypothecation, and basically the entire history of sovereign fiat if you wanna be your own bank. It's interesting stuff but by the time anyone does all that we'll be blz deep in the next bear market. I mean, I love crypto! Wave of the future! Anyhow, don't beat yourself up for trusting them. They deliberately went above and beyond to manipulate that as 3rd party trust is built into the system because it's a fundamental part of human civilization. Imagine living by "Don't Trust, Verify!" - it's a lonely, lookin-over-your-shoulder, anxiety ridden way of life, trust me on that. Get yourself a Ledger hardware Wallet (ignore the recent overreacted hate- it's the best thing out there that balances ease, security, and advanced features when you're ready.) Never ever ever digitize your secret recovery phrase. Don't even point your phone near it, no photos, no text files, not even for a second. Write it down, alone, with pencil and paper (or steel etc) and keep it somewhere safe. (Do more reading on private key security and safety tactics). Never type it in anywhere other than on the actual hardware wallet. No. Exceptions. You follow that and read a few highly respected crypto custody guides and you'll be fine. Do it soon tho. It's about to get froggy again... Cheers

Mentions:#FTX#OP#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Key Financial Events Next Week: 1. Retail Sales data - Tuesday 2. Building Permit data - Wednesday 3. Existing Home Sales data - Thursday 4. Jobless Claims data - Thursday 5. $TSLA $NFLX $GS and $MS earnings 6. ~10% of S&P 500 reports earnings

Mentions:#TSLA#GS#MS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This is how the US works. Beat something down publicly and let the real powers make the moves they want. BlackRock and the big boys (Citadel/GS) want to legitimise crypto so they can cash in.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

You’re in the wrong HYSA. Even Apple (GS) offers 4.15% with a few clicks from your iPhone.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

If Gensler steps down it will be followed by an announcement that he’s joined JPM/GS as the head of their crypto development division.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Hate to say it, I can totally see Gensler rejecting it. Black rock or no Black rock. This would put a huge hurt on Bitcoin. Like a huge one. This latest Black Rock thing has brought back some of the frustrated, ones that lost hope during the latest downhill past year plus. It's even got main stream media saying it's happening , because Black rock " wouldn't waste their time". I'm not so sure of that. I don't see why they would give a shit, they haven't in the past, unless to make cash in the futures dept knowing it will get shot down. Considering it's been a bit quiet lately. I can see some of the ones getting rejected like ARK and GS etc, but fidelity was also shot down without hesitation. If this gets rejected , Bitcoin and the ALT market will take a massive , historical dump. This will maybe not kill BTC , but it surely will leave a scar and smoke the rest of the market. I don't believe for a second that black rock is interested in "alternatives" and the US is collapsing. Let's face it, they are the money supply. If an alternative is in the cards , they get hit the most. So why would they embrace it ? This seems like a joint effort to kick legs on a wobbly table to see if it will fall, and profit on the way down. Be careful , it's a perfect storm if planned. Think how much faith and trust you have for Black rock , how much in Gary, would wall st go as far as a simple application for an ETF , raising hype , opening short positions, knowing the outcome , just to put some hurt on something that is technically taking a piece of their pie ? I think we know that answer.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Feel like this was the perfect metaphor for the SEC (from the big short): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lk9Hcw4AkWc Essentially, SEC being in bed with the investment banks like GS.

Mentions:#SEC#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Think investment banks in general. Karren Gillan (SEC) hooking up with some dude from GS in the big short was the perfect metaphor. Well, along with the woman from Standard and Poor's wearing those funky glasses due to her eye problems.

Mentions:#SEC#GS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

GS banker? Name? Who is that?

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

GS could not be bothered to hire a serious compliance officer until nearly 2022. You think the SEC did not notice?

Mentions:#GS#SEC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

There is some evidence that ftx was the first place to short Luna. Potentially starting the whole crash. Sbf was granted a bit licence by Gary Gensler. They were working a deal that would have slammed the door on all other exchanges. Cz did everyone a favour by exposing the rampant corruption at ftx. Otherwise, the bubble gets bigger and bigger before it bursts. Which, I believe, was the plan. That’s why ftx was allowed to buy all the other failed exchanges. So that they eventually became so large, THEN the US “discovers” all the shady dealings and they sue them, and the ENTIRE crypto market crumbles. Leaving JPM and GS to pick up the best companies for Pennies. Then the “trusted” legacy firms can start selling crypto that is insured like stocks and bank deposits. This whole thing is because trad-Fi has been watching people become billionaires and they made $0. Jamie dimon is the leading cause of crypto market collapse.

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Lol well we don’t trust them either. I think I trust my pillow more than GS, JP or apple for that matter.

Mentions:#GS#JP
r/BitcoinSee Comment

The collapse of one of the big three. ( GS / JPM / MS)

Mentions:#GS#MS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Gary is Ethgate SVB Signature Sbf first republic Celsius ftx Alameda do Kwon AGI cftc sec media GS . He’s a public servant with 120 mil making bad decisions on tech starts so the fail and get snaked up by JPM . He might be a cryptographer but he’s the Madoff of cryptocurrency . Great 👍 guy

Mentions:#AGI#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Without much fanfare, Tether has started reinvesting some of their profits/excess reserves into Bitcoin. How much have they acquired in Q1, you ask? Just around 52,670. Tether just reported a Q1 profit of almost $1.5bn. Compare that to $GS, the (in)famous 150-year old bank with 48,000 employees whose Q1 profit was $3.2bn. Tether makes money by earning interest on US treasuries while paying their depositors 0%. The higher interest rates go, the more profit Tether earns. **The Fed and US Treasury are now basically subsidizing Tether’s BTC purchases.** Surely investors are fleeing Tether now that they can get 5% risk free in a bank or money market fund? [Nah, there is enough demand for a digital dollar outside of the banking system, even if it earns 0%. Tether issuance keeps growing, unaffected by rising rates.](https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1656358415566794769.html)

Mentions:#GS#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

*Goldman Sachs (GS), Deloitte, Cboe Global Markets (CBOE), Microsoft (MSFT) and fintech firm Digital Asset have teamed up to create a blockchain network that will help execute financial product smart contracts for institutional crypto assets while maintaining security and regulatory requirements.*

Mentions:#GS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Absolutely not! I play with GS sometimes, depends on boredom, but that's it!

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

ETH is the iPhone 3GS with a 20 year roadmap

Mentions:#ETH#GS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

If one of the big three will fall ( GS JPM or MS) we could see the collapse of the economy, and BTC blow up literally.

Mentions:#GS#MS#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Every dollar you invest in crypto is $10 they don’t control anymore. Scaled up, it’s a terrifying proposition for legacy banks. If they lose $100 million, that’s a Billion of their investing leverage they had to sell to cover that obligation. Probably sold at a loss too, given current conditions. The entire point of the anti crypto stance the US is taking is about protecting JPM, GS, BOA. The big boys. The ones that have been bribing (ahem, DONATING) these corrupt politicians for decades. Elizabeth Warren is a scum bag. Gary Gensler is a weasel.

Mentions:#GS#BOA
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Coinbase heavily advertising at todays GS vs SAC basketball game playoffs

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

![gif](giphy|NFA61GS9qKZ68)

Mentions:#NFA#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

AMZN, AAPL, MSFT, META added over $550bn in market cap today: GS

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

LRC tech is great, it’s the tokenomics that I’m not so sure about anymore. I know the GS marketplace was built on it, but they don’t even use it as payment so there is no incentive for users to load up on LRC. I’ve also seen a lot of speculation regarding it being used as the backbone of a blockchain based financial system, but thats purely speculation and probably just hopium at this point. I’m still invested in it, just wish I understood that aspect of the project better.

Mentions:#LRC#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

They’re just trying to scare you into leaving your money with JPM and GS. Everything else is the bogeyman! OoooOOoooohh!

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This has been in the works for quite some time. Its basically similar to the points system that card issuers use. Instead of points, you will get their own coin/token that can be redeemed for multiple services such as: paying down your card, air miles and discounts at certain merchants. Most of, if not all of the transactions will be happening on a type of smart-chain that Visa and MasterCard are going to be a part off and will branch out to include other financial vendors like Amex, Discovery, GS and more. The full specifics are not fully available but it’s something along those lines.

Mentions:#GS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I been all in since I know that GS, JPM and BLR are buying non-stop. These was 6 years ago.

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

One eighth of the world population. Yeah, OK buddy. Hey can anybody tell me how I can get paid by GS to make predictions? Pretty sure I can do better than this guy.

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Very much a sell the news event. I believe everyone thought Gensler would be put to task and things would change... But just another show -- at least it displayed how big of a rich ex-GS scum he is. Personally I'll keep DCA'ing. Next big bull run will be around closer to the elections since both Gensler and his boss are likely out.

Mentions:#GS#DCA
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Designating the coins as securities would effectively kill these companies. It would remove their ability to transfer P2P. And make them follow the guidelines for securities, which would force them to slow down to the time securities settlement already takes. Instead of being able to be neat instantaneous. Gary knows this. The Ripple case is a weapon to allow JPM/GS time to try to catch up. The rest of the cases are meant to bankrupt the major players so legacy firms can buy them for a mere percentage of what they’re currently worth.

Mentions:#GS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

A bitcoin stamp. Whatever that is. https://twitter.com/mikeinspace/status/1642724924400730113?s=46&t=uE7GS_0x0-1arY6NglWupg Some kind of nft maybe?

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

He was bribed before he ever got there. He knows exactly what he has to lose. So he follows his orders from JPM and GS.

Mentions:#GS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

The first link shows that a US citizen and worse an investor has a direct phone number to a top government official and that he can call him after hours to tell him to do exactly what he wants him to do. Second link: isn’t it the whole point of his talk that he doesn’t gamble? Or did he? GS stock was cheap and would have been gone if not for what he did. No, he didn’t directly take the bailout money but he benefited greatly from having direct knowledge of how this was going to pay out.

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Very good points. I had no idea that I’m banks had specific programs for the homeless. I wonder if Canada has the equivalent? I’ve never heard of it. But I’ve also never been homeless. 🤷‍♂️. I dont believe banks will go away. Just that crypto will force them to change. They will become lenders again. But they will be lending their own money. Not trying to make profits with mine, and needing a bail out every decade. Institutional custody is closer than anyone might think. At least in the US. I believe these companies are already set up to do it. Just waiting on the SeC to give the go ahead. Which won’t Happen Until JPM and GS are ready. They own the us banking industry. My bank threatened to remove me as a customer because I was in line, and the guy In front wanted $2500 and they said no. Out of his $12,500 he claimed was in the account. So I said fine. Close my account and give me my $40,000. If you don’t have his $2500, I don’t feel safe and I want it all right now. They have him the money. And the next week I had to have a “sit down” with the branch manager. Banks have fighter. That they need us. That it is actually MY money they don’t want to give back. The sooner that they get their eyes opened to the new system, the better for humanity.

Mentions:#GS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I see your point Minimum amount of reserves is definitely not the only thing that can be done to adequately regulate banks and we definitely need glass Steagal act back I don’t think GS act had any future now though considering it was revoked bipartisan-ly Let’s hope

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Don’t want to get too high on hopium, but it “may” be that GS sees the writing in the wall. They fought for as long as it was financially feasible. Know they know they don’t have a chance at winning. And it’s better to join in.

Mentions:#GS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I don't know if it has anything to do with Goldmann Sachs but rather the fact BTC outperformed any other asset. Or is it more about GS recognising BTC as an asset?

Mentions:#BTC#GS